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Interview with postdoc Shaun Smith who investigates the governance of infrastructure across traditionally conceived 'domains', such as electricity in water.

In 'Partnerships for Livable Cities', Ank Michels (Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��) and Cor van Montfort (VU, Tilburg) research public-private partnerships.

A new study analysed how EU agricultural subsidies flow down to the local level - the majority of payments go to regions causing most environmental damage.

The researchers hope that the breast milk may be used as a medicine for vulnerable corona patients.

Even if the climate cools, Greenland’s glaciers will continue to lose mass, climate researchers write in a series of three publications.

The collaboration will advance the study of the 3-D structures and interactions of proteins by mass spectrometry

Hade Dorst explains her PhD research exploring the barriers to using so-called nature-based solutions for more attractive, liveable, healthy, sustainable and climate resilient cities.

Extreme climate warming can cause large-scale environmental devastation if pushed beyond a key threshold

The CARE consortium is the largest undertaking of its kind dedicated to discovering and developing urgently needed treatment options for COVID-19.

New models developed by Ylona van Dinther and colleagues forecast how different characteristics influence the size of earthquakes and thus the seismic risk

Catherine Blanchard, Wen Duan and Erik J. Molenaar have recently seen their work published in the book Global Challenges and the Law of the Sea (2020)

While humans can hide from extreme weather, plants can not. Rashmi Sasidharan and her group investigate how plants respond to extreme weather stress

While the energy transition in Europe is speeding up, the extraction of minerals and fuel leads to forced displacement and the loss of work in Mozambique.

Sanne Akerboom, Annelies Huygen (Utrecht ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��) and Saskia Lavrijssen (Tilburg) handed a position paper to Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy.

An entirely new class of porous catalysts has been invented, using unique fins to speed up the chemical processes.

A Nature Energy literature review on making energy systems climate proof, in addition to making them carbon neutral.

Due to plant-based fish feed and a new calculation method, fewer wild fish are needed to feed farmed fish.

A new review paper explores the role of ocean alkalinity in absorbing carbon dioxide.

World Conservation Day was the kick-off of the project Galapagos Plastic Free, that aims to rid our oceans of plastic.

Plant biologist Rashmi Sasidharan has received an EU grant to study the stress tolerance of potato.

Laura Henderson emphasizes that overseeing climate policy is a task for the court system, even though some politicians claim such judicial interference is undemocratic.

Economist Helen Toxopeus advocates for more nature in our cities, since it is both cost-efficient and sustainable.

Dr. Iris Wanzenböck explains why it’s so important to reflect on how we are using "Mission-oriented Innovation Policy" for more effective and inclusive solutions to societal challenges.

Hydrologist Niko Wanders says we must learn to embrace surface water and groundwater, since the Netherlands fases more frequent water shortages in summertime.

The use of CRISPR is strongly restricted in Europe, unlike in most non-EU countries, including the US, Canada and Australia.